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Showing Stories from 3rd May 2023 to 23rd November 2023

PSNI assist the Met during another weekend of London protest

PSNI assist the Met during another weekend of London protest

(23/11/23) Chris Hobbs encounters some PSNI officers on duty in London as the protests around events in the Middle East continue.

(15/11/23) Officers assaulted in protests sustained fractures and dislocations

Protest and counter protest: a weekend of public order duty

Protest and counter protest: a weekend of public order duty

(14/11/23) Chris Hobbs reports from the long weekend of protests taking in Armistice Day and says that officers answered their critics with professionalism and necessary use of force.

(13/11/23) James Cleverly appointed new Home Secretary after Braverman sacking

Viewpoint: the Braverman betrayal

Viewpoint: the Braverman betrayal

(10/11/23) Chris Hobbs, who has been following a significant number of protests by different groups in London for Police Oracle since the pandemic, challenges the Home Secretary's narrative of 'police bias'.

(10/11/23) Policing Protocol Order 'clearly sets out' chiefs' position on bias (09/11/23) Right wing protests policed more heavily than 'favoured' minority groups says Braverman (06/11/23) Mutual aid helps the Met police more Middle East protests (06/11/23) Officers subjected to 'unprecedented' violence on Bonfire Night (03/11/23) Officers deployed on mutual aid to London this weekend

Eyewitness: slogans and minor disorder but no plaudits for policing?

Eyewitness: slogans and minor disorder but no plaudits for policing?

(01/11/23) Chris Hobbs follows one of the biggest protests to take part in London in recent years and finds that the police strategy was effective and displayed common sense.

(20/10/23) CT and public order policing to deploy jointly for weekend protests (19/10/23) Public order: keeping the peace in difficult circumstances (13/10/23) Met seeks clarity on how to police 'really tricky' Palestine protest (13/10/23) Israeli/Palestinian protests: policing fast moving events (28/09/23) GMP Specials given Level 2 public order training to provide back up (27/09/23) London protests: Dog Day Afternoon (07/09/23) Essex marine officer issues first FPN for breach of water-based order (04/09/23) Opinion: don't stop the Carnival? (25/08/23) Viewpoint: another Notting Hill Carnival - more crossing of fingers (14/08/23) Tik Tok Oxford Street: a lawless gathering or 'summer argy-bargy.' (27/07/23) Viewpoint: Policing protests that are part and parcel of London life (16/06/23) Support for new police powers to stop slow-moving protests (14/06/23) Police will be able to restrict protests causing 'more than minor' disruption (07/06/23) Officers were briefed about dangers of Coronation protests says DAC (17/05/23) TAC Matt Twist provides details of grounds for 'locking on' arrests (11/05/23) Former Commissioner calls for 'more balance' about Coronation op (10/05/23) Coronation duty: boots on the ground tell a different story (05/05/23) Policing the coronation: "a historic, unprecedented mobilisation" (03/05/23) Protest city central: a public order countdown to the big day

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